Want to know how to chalk a cue stick or how to aim or hold the cue? We will explain and teach you how to take those awkward shots behind your back and even how to properly do those amazing bank shots! We try to answer all the questions that our readers have, so if you have questions or suggestions on a topic please contact us!
Imagine you have a lovely pool table, yet you know something is not right. It is as if it does not play as it did when you first bought it. And it seems like the cushions are not bouncing right that it ruins your play. Pool table cushions are made to last up to 25 […]
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There may be a lot of available modern-day pool tables available out there. But for some people, the modern just won’t cut it. You may be among a number of people whose idea of a pool table is a classic look of an antique pool table. You, just like the rest probably find the idea […]
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I can almost guarantee that at one point in time, someone will spill something on your pool table. You may be enjoying your game of pool and poof. Spill on its way! Whether it be beer, juice or some food, it’s a total shame that your pool table might be ruined by the stains that […]
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A lot of talented, professional pool players would have no typical answer or proper guide when asked about the correct way to hold a pool cue stick. This is mainly because to hold a pool cue stick essentially comes to them naturally, and they’d find it hard to actually “explain” the process to someone else. Not […]
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The popularity of billiards tables in the 20th Century has given them iconic status as a piece of gaming equipment. They’ve managed to achieve a versatility that makes them as well suited for a smoky bar as they are for a sheik penthouse apartment. Regardless of where they are though, they tend to get fairly […]
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First, you should not despair. There are more problems associated with pool cues overtime. The good news is that many of them are quite simple to deal with. You do not necessarily need to purchase a new cue if the current one seems overused, but just learn what it takes to keep it in the […]
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